The Pas Herald Cont'd Discusses Local Affairs
Reports circulate about funds for a proposed bridge at The Pas being cut from the provincial highway budget due to tight finances. Rumors cite a Roblin Trager talk, but officials say money remains available. The article notes Manitoba’s budget savings two years running. Also, new CNR Express Freight rates will raise the minimum charge from 2.25 to 3.00 for 50 pound shipments Winnipeg to The Pas, potentially increasing local costs for special orders.
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Turbulent Indians Whites relations and TransAir growth noted
The Globe reports on the Rheaume Indian aid study and explosive relations at The Pas while TransAir posts record six month traffic revenue of 1 634 644 dollars, up 26 2 percent, and plans turbine equipment. Churchill hosts CN Churchill Tour and Hudson Bay Route Association tours with hundreds of tourists. Local history notes remodeling at Dembinsky’s and former Western Trading Company name. New regional director Bill McLean takes charge of northern Manitoba mines and resources. The Pas Airport shows modern terminal upgrades and baggage handling improvements. Mrs Harvey to recover in St Anthony’s Hospital. Colonel Sanders Chicken planned for The Pas with Edwards Avenue changes.
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Bill
Mail Social Items To Box 1738 The Pas Man
The Pas Manitoba social column notes readers are invited to mail social items to box 1738 for publication. Social updates and announcements are requested from residents and visitors alike.
Pro clubs chase junior talent in football pushes
The sports beat notes pro clubs spend on junior football and target college players as potential pros. It states senior football is excluded from long term CFL plans, while Bennett calls foul. Ontario bans senior junior tilts, arguing true senior collegiate comparisons are invalid due to unequal competition.
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Ontario
Canadian Football Talent and the Senior Play Dilemma
The piece argues that junior players in Canada face a 22 year age limit to play, risking early retirement if senior football disappears. It notes players mature into their mid twenties, with many going south for college or bypassing higher education, and warns that removing senior football could erode homegrown CFL talent and trigger a broader push to keep the sport alive.
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